Bitcoin falls to local low of $61.4K as key data signals major bearish turn
Bitcoin [$BTC] fell by another 3.9% in the last 24 hours, extending its price plunge to a local low of $61.4K. Strategy announced a 32 $BTC sale, the first since 2022. Heavy spot ETF outflows helped drive the price even lower. As expected, this caused a lot of capitulation, especially from short-term holders who bought during the rally of the past three months. AMBCrypto had warned that a cascade of long liquidations could hit the market, especially since it was already reeling under hefty selling pressure. Other metrics pointed to reduced demand and greater distribution from holders. Exploring the Bitcoin bearish regime shift Source: Axel Adler Jr The impulse performance metric has a fast and slow impulse component. Both were bearish after the downturn over the past two weeks. The fast impulse was near -90, and the slow impulse had fallen to -59, according to crypto analyst Axel Adler Jr. It underlined deteriorating Bitcoin market conditions. The current regime has been firmly bearish, and the slow impulse would need to climb back into positive territory to signal a regime shift. Source: Axel Adler Jr The shifting regime was backed by a change in the taker demand trends. Since March, aggressive buyers had kept the 30-day net taker volume